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FairUseDefinitionFair use grants users the right to use copyrighted materialwithout permission under certain circumstances. If the use isfair, the user does not need to notify the copyright owner or askfor permission. Fair use of copyrighted works is not a copyrightinfringement.Examples of fair use are quotes in books, parody such as ontelevision shows, video or sound clips in documentary films, andmore.by Apollo RaveloArticle CritiqueThere are Four Factors of Fair Use, which are alsopart of the Philippine judicial system. They are (1)the purpose and character of your use, (2) thenature of the copyrighted work, (3) the amountand substantiality of the portion taken, and (3)the effect of the use upon the potential market.Does this mean that we can take at least a littleof the original works of others, as long as wefollow the four factors of fair use?In the article I read by Intellectual Property officeof the Philippines (2019), Google faced an issuedue to their Google Library Project in 2005.Google has digitized 20 million books andparticipating libraries around the world that ownphysical books, including the University of thePhilippines Diliman, without asking the authorfor permission. Google was sued in 2005 forcopyright infringement by the Authors Guild andseveral major publishers for scanning a digitalcopy of the full text of a book into a searchdatabase. It claimed that the project falls underthe fair use principles of US copyright law. In2015, the US Courts issued a decision in favor ofGoogle.Edited by Arianna AtasHow fair is fair use if we base it on the Googleissue? Was the decision of the US courts right? Orthey just sided with Google because it’s a bigcompany? If we would base Google's project onthe Four Factors of Fair Use, it is appropriate. IfGoogle made a mistake, it would not have hadpermission from the original authors of thebooks. But come to think of it, if it was done inthe same situation but by a different companynot as big as Google, will the Supreme Court stillside with them?DID YOU KNOW?Edited by Carl TuyAccording to the University of Maryland in theUnited States, courts endorsed the 10% rule— if aperson uses less than ten percent (10%) of thetotal work or one (1) chapter of a book if the bookhas ten (10) chapters or more, then it is fair use.TeC HNoWLOGY11
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